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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

The Louisville Courier Journal map,
out the future policy Of the Democratic
party rs follows; mo bill will pass the
mex. house which is not approved by the
Democratic caucus Thst bill will be
drawn In sccordsnce with the recommen-
dstions OF the President and secretary oil
the treasury. II will combine the repeal
OF the whisky tar with tariff reductions Of
something over $50. 000. 900. Such hill
will have almost unanimous vote 10 the
caucus. We do mol believe that the united
Republican party can DO arrsyed sssinst it
10 the next house; but II 80, on thai meas
ure. the measure OF the Democratic adj
ministrst,on. endorsed by the Democratic
caucus, the next presidential election will
be fought.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

l have been for several years sufferer
from Hay Fever and severe head colds and
have tried other remedies in the hope Of
getting relief but have found none tina,
compared with Ely's Cream Balm.
would not be without it for any consider
alton. 1t is simply wonderful in its effect
upon the nasal organs.
s. II. BURT, Wilmington, N. G.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28
REBgOCA O. WALLIS EsvArs.

AssrlfE on yEanosT, Disirict Of nasekssiss, -
| 10 Probate Court cid 81 NArchsstss viiksn
and ias SAID District % ~ ~ az q Ssiy
4. D. tss7.
A daily authenticated copy Of The wsn Al No
Lsosa q. Wall, lsis u Whit Crssh " the eOos.
~ Of Washington and state of bsv Isss.
Diseased. and Of tbs Probate ADD silovspes
thereof 10 the hurrogs,s's court Tor sad county.
sss presented by Helen Cornelia Wall, he per
son therein named ~ eIscutriI. for the sAo~
amos VI said iastrnmsnf 10 tLls stats - tkA last
MI aud tsstAmsnt u tbs Gaia dsessssd.
wbersupob . session Of said Court, 70 bs held
II the PROBATE Office In Manchester. 10 said
District. on the sob dsy u July a. b. 1877,
vss appointed for the allowances VI said Iastrn
msnt, aud FOR al persons concerned 70 sypssS
sud contest the same. u eAnse ilsss he fof 90
dolae; And public notice tLsfsof vas ofa.isd ~
bs sivsl W the publication hereof 10 tts hsE.
ebsstsr JOURNAL. psvstspsf printed u Sad
Manchester. Tires weeks sueesssivsiy pssrlo1s
y. LbyIIAsD hussos. ysAss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28
T. UsEITA HO YT's Esssts.

AhrArn on vHsnosr. Dsstrict Of nsnsk ssetrs -.
Ii Probate Court be, n Manchester. Willis
AID Tor said District. on tts Sth dAy sf JAY
4 D. 1881.
An instrument puvportiDg y v NJ iast VII
and testament o. LussttA Hoyt, late u A..
iiDston 10 said district. deceased. pAs present
ed Tor Probate.
wbsreupon session Of said Ooss1. = - hslI
st the Probate Once 10 nAnch sssss, b ~ DIS.
trcs. on the 50th dsy u July, 4. ,. ies1,
vas appointed for the Probate VI ssid Inssse-
msns. snd fos ai perssns eoses..ed = Appsss
doing, and public notice Thereof VS. ordered 70
BE- given By the psbliostion hereof 10 The Mss.
chester JouRsiL, . Newspaper printed d sAt1
Manchester. three vests SUCCESSFULLY pssvioas
Nv L6vELxsD nusson ys<ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

We call the attention Of our lady readers
to the advertisement 10 our columns Of
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE. for laundry
and kitchen purposes. An article so pop.
ulsr and widely circulated, must possess
merits that commend il to the favor OF
houskeepers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28
gbtManfbfsifr Journal
THURSDAY. July -. 1857.

The itifrsisie commerce con fnissinr
haze 1rss Bsilsna - the place sua Sep
,esbs Ia ~ The date tor besrisg ihs
couplsiri "a ,be BossoS a AibAsy against
he Bo.toE a Lowell. CertrL fcrracsi =
al The ipisralias question for he COM
ml.aioa 10 PAS. upon - whether dispatch
Ina. are Identical With railroads orsaIiE-
las them 10 The sishi Of the Law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28
!. General Debility, En.el.tio,.

In General Debility, EnAoiatios:
Consumption and Wasting in Children,
Scott's Emulsion is most valuable food
and medicine, it creates an appetite.
strengthens the nervous system and builds
up the body. "Have been highly pleased
with il 10 Consumption. Scrofula. and
Wasting Diseases. Bronchitis and Throat
Troubles. "A JONES. M. d., Cornersyille,
Tenn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

Emperor William is reported TO be isil.
log rapidly and there u little doub, thai
be must soon give way 10 bis son, The
crown priaee. The latter is suffering from
throat disss.e which acme physicians have
pronounced 10 be cancer and quite litel,
he may DO, occupy the throne for great
lsogth Of time A long IS Bismarck Is
able TO conirol there will be little fear Of
q collapse Whatever else happens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

/ can cheerfully recommend Ely's
Cream Balm to the suffering public for
Hay Fever and stoppage Of the air pas
sages. have tried it and find ii give i'm
mediate relief. j. E. RECTOR. 200 Rock
st., Little Rock, Ark.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo.
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by "Well'a
! Health. Remover 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28
"ruEIAuREL HILL"
FRANCIS DRAPER'S EsTArr.

l. srATr on VERMONT, District Of hsnch ester ~
| In Probate Court held 81 Manchester within
and Tor said district Or the 10Th day Of July
| 4. u. 1887.
The administrator on the estate Of YYsseis
Draper late OF Dorset In said district. deceased
made application In writing 70 said court repre-
senllng that tbs deceased died seized Of certain
real estate Ia tho towns Of Dorset, Peru and
Windsor 10 ssid state. end setting forth the
amount OF debts dns from tbs dscesssd. the
charges Of administration. and the value o. he
psrsonsi estate; and representing thas u VII BE-
nAessssry 10 cell . part or ell o. tbs estate Of
TIE Aecsssed for the payment Of raid debts and
+, 'hasg1st and thst part cannot be sold without
i, tury 10 those interested In the remainder.
~ thst III nay be needed fcs Tbs payment Of
ssid dsbA and charges and praying aid cosf
Tor II reasons Aforesaid 70 grast bim Acsnso
10 sell I'll sald real estate.
whsy vppOa u vAs ordered that hsarng upos
. aid am 'lssiion be had d Probate Cosrt 70 BE-
hsld II ths Probate O0cs Ia Manchester. 10 ssll
Dstrict, on The 9Th dsy Sf Assust. 4. .. Iss1.
M. nat po ves 1t 80 appkcsaIos. ths psssse
And reasons Wsrsof. ~ Ne t.vs ed place u
,ns .A;,. =; :: ~ : 8: :...
Cd ssts gounHl /. . psvspaper pJ4ee4 ~ ~
\ spcbsstsr. u, - ssshs succsssNs1 'tsvl6ss
{. 6: :'l' u.' e % I Sss sfsssD xus1ss y.As..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

Those people who think that every allu.
sion 10 the war by the loyal people Of the
north 10 . "saye OF the bloody shirt aud
has . hsrnia! tendency 10 revive sectional
hate arc respectfully referred 10 recent
uitersnces OF the Charleston Nes and
Courier. . leading paper Of the south. In
one issus II says "the q. A. r. mus. be-
have better or break up" In another
issne ia the course Of three column ar.i-
Gle !. says. I'VE had good reasons for say.
ing thai there wn nothing reasonable 10
the secession OF the southern states; that
no Confederate obeying the mAndate OF
bis state Vas q rebel or . trsitor, and that
this mighty truth begins 10 shine ont even
10 the midst OF the darkness which has
ouseloped tho constitution kince the civil
gar. which vas begun for revenue. con
tiaued 10 bate aud closed In military con
quest. social rspine and political disease. :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

New York IL attn suffering from extreme
heat roan~en people we're overcome by
The heat Tacsisy. The higbes, poin. vN
% degrees Al 10 O'clock Tuesday night
q remarkable ihuHder storm occurred,
with ihanderbol, explosion, resembling
the dischsrg Of cannon. Al the restaurant.
10 the Herald bniIding ball OF Ore Ia
niied near The soda water fountain, demon
siizipg the clerks and customers. 40 am
balance on Ito way 10 The hospital With =
woman suffering from hysteris Was struck
by lightning and the driver aud surgeon
both partially paralyzsd. With the loud
report telephone and telegraph wires were
broken all over The city. The switch board
10 The battery room Of the stock quota
tons va, hred by an electric dash and
with difficulty saved. The same hash rang
gohgs 10 engine houses in The city aud
Brooklyn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

When Baby Wa sick, W gave her CastsriA,
When she wAs . Child, she cried for CastoriA,
When she became Miss, she elung 70 Casteria,
When she hsd Childrsa, che gave tAsn CAsteriA,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

Ayers Agus Cam - vegetable rmpar-
siaor. and warranted 10 cure Ill nAlarial
disorders
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

The Toledo Biaft has bcea caDvAssine
ia large constituency 10 hnd out The drift
OF pubic sentiment 10 the Middle and
Csnlrsl States ~ 10 The neIt Republican
presidential candidate. Bearing 10 mind
,hs, The BLsis circulstes chiefly 10 The
West, where Mr.. Blaine has always been
The strongest. the following figures may
be Instructive. The total number OF votes
cast vAs 81 $50. OF this number Blaine
Is the Dr., choice il,0l0. the second al
SiT9. Sherman nst Of 6 80. second OF
TOSS; Lisoola frs, Of 21s7. second OF
2ssi; Allison arst Of Sst. sccond OF 1854.
Eamrnds hsi 81 III. second $50 Theu
come. With considerable smaller totals. 10
the nrst choice llst. iaeersoll. Hsuison.
Isgslls, Geo. Sherman. Essris. Hsuley,
Depss. foraker add Sal scattering. For
vice presiaeai. Liaoola has ions lead.
with most Of thoss named for president
ana many others following At . consider
sble distance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

The Brpoilys t'AAa4 rris4 This. IRON
the Troy Tsmo. Abraham Liroolss son
Botsri 10 doing veil In The practice oi his
pro.s~sioa 10 Chicago. and declares tia,
be Ls no snbliion 70 bold ofsos. and
vshes the nsvspspers 10 lei him aloEe.
Bat soEe wsy o. oiba sres, many peo-
pie insls, ppon Il thai be woula make Tho
very bcsi kind oi = presldepiisl esndi.
date, and ihcy refuse 10 "lr. hlm Alone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28
FItessnd BuGs

Flies nd Hsgs.
Flies. reaches. ants, bed-bugs. rats
mice, gophers. chipmunks, cleared out b,
Rough on Rats" loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

Eddie II. ir Of Benson fell upon seythe
Tuesday, and his right leg Vas nearly am
patated al the knee Joint
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28

In lAndsre.s, Ialy Ssh, b, Rs. " Mors
Rev. T. \. hssRsias ~ iadies asd Mics Aas
IAompsoa VI lAadsrpve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-28


Marriages.
In lApisre.s, Jay ssh, hy re. n Morsss,
Es, r. \, hsrnalas ~ iadios And MICS AZ. u.
Thomrsea " l-Aadsmve.
WANTS.
AdvsrtissEsa,., under this bead. ten ssn,s
lice eseh insertion,
NyTASrEp. -cHAMBERMAip asa waitress
w ~ The Elma naschsstes. Va
MIA, 4. ". RnowN
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
oAsrLRroS. vxanoxr.
rLissyAiss srsdasass NJ past yses. A. svsr.
age ailendsstasss cf one hsaAFSA ~ tvsssy.
Ave. The Fall Term creas on August ie,uat1.
Tho came ccrps Of sbls asd sapesisae>d teach.
ere retained. FOR kcholAtshir. hoard, nsca,
Catalogue and eli desired infcfn,s iian, spply W
AsEL X. LEAvENwoRrH, Priscipel
I-oR SALE. CARRIAGE AND HARN KsEe,
Il Having no mrther nee nj the halOUtao
property. All second hand. 1 viii sell u cheap ]
two-ssatsd carriage, 3 ssts double hsrness and
! ''as'' harness Apply e n ru,Irnros
Manchester Depot. W.. July II, issr.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.
have just received 100 car load. - A No. 4
saved shiaxlss. Parties Wishing " use8 shin.
glss are invited 10 call and examine and get
prices. A. u. COMMON.
Manchester Depot. VI, May "a. 1851.
EOR SALE CHEAP.
Thirty acres Of nice meadow aud pasture
land near Manchester CENTRE. Price ressoaAbl
and terms easy.
X Il. wYMAk,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

~, seo; ;. sewer; Plaintiff. vs. Daniel In.
District Court Of the Sixth Judie,si ~. 10 The
the state OF Nevada. in and for ths Gs s'a Of
Lincoin' AUD The complaint fled In sstd 1 ns o.
ilncoin, IN the office of the CLERK of ~ Suu1iy
trict Court. VI SAID Dis
The s,ste OF Nevada sends C.reetIre.
~ 10 Daniel Dry and John Dry, said ds,.,..
iou are hereby required to sppesr in =, aaahts.
u ~ Agsinst you by the above named r,ssa
N IN the District Court OF the SIrtb ir,silt
District OF the state of Nevada. IN sna judicial
Connty OF Lincoln. and answer the co, rol .ne
nled therein, within ten days lerclusjys - y.
gay OF serNiceI after the service on Won ~ ~. We
summons, II served ia said Counts. - 'n,
served ont of said County but within s.,d ~ ~
tnct, within twenty days; and In ali other 80
iorty days; or Judgment by default Wi, +.
's s.s sssinst you. according TO the PRAYER -
The said action is brought to recover -
ment ior the sum u Five Hundred is5fa,,' ~
lars, gold coin, ~ balance due for ser.ss..
performed by said Plaintiff as an attorna,
counselor al law for YOU at your esnecisl - -
stance and request, in attending to your NJ. -
ests a. heirs OF and to the Estate Of Als,s,s.-
Dry. deceased. And you are hereby notifed ~.
,ou iAii 70 appear and answer the said CON.
pihibt, as above required, the said plAfnfie "a,
take Judgment for said sum Of $500. ooid ~, -
AID costs Of said action. eS'- eoin'
Given under my hand and the an,
o. the District Court Of the M
Judicial District Of the STATE i,
t1h Nevada, In aud for the CONT,
Of Lincoln, this Twentieth d.,
81 January. in the year Of Cd,
Lord ono thousand eight hup.
, dfcd and eighty six.
Js'tHh H.. GEAR. CLERK
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The following law cases stand on the
records Of the New Haven colony OF 1863,
and, IN these times. make very interest.
ing reading. The statutes Of that time
says:
whatsoever shall inyeigle or draw the
affections of any made or Made servant,
either to himself or others, without iirst
gaming the consent Of her parents, shall
pay to the plantation, for the first offense
40 s; the second, pounds: for the third
he shall be imprisoned or corporeousIy
punished.
Under this law, in Court held in
May, 1863, Jaccbeth Murlim and Sarah
futile we're prosecuted for setting on a
chestie together, his arme around her
waist, and her arme on his shoulder or
about mis- neck, and continuing in that
sinful posture about half an hour, ia
which time he KISSED her and she kyssed
him, or they kyssed one another as We
witness testified. .
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

During the past two months there
have been large number Of oak trees
felled in this city, as time had decayed
them or they were in the way of public
improvements, and some residents were
impressed with the idea that the shade
they gave to the bulldogs was unhealthy
and for this cause were cut away. These
oaks were huge and venerable and con-
stituted old landmarks, and it is said
were left here from the forests by the
early settlersthe Doggets, Harris, Pal
ers, Hogans, Poinsetts, Ferrises. There
were also some pointed by present citi-
zens in the early days Of Jacksonville.
In few years time there will be- proba-
bly, not one Of these standing, With
their departure the last yestige of any.
thing Of rural character will 60. They
afforded splendid picnic facilities, they
We're pleasant retreats for children and
adults. hut their glory has departed =
tney have outlivei their usefulness. The
memorable march OF progress of the city
compelled their removal Their loss il
felt, even if handsome cottages have
sprung up in their places. Florida Her.
aid.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

The icentious pictures and caricatures
which are now exhibited in the shops
and kiosques on the boulevards are be.
coming so thoroughly indecent, writes
Paris correspondent Of the London Tele-
graph, that even Parisians, who are by
no means Puritans or prudcs, are con.
strained to cry out against the obscene
display. Every where nude figures are
to be seen. while the vendors Of disgust.
ing cards and erotic newspapers ply their
trade on the boulevards with absolute
IMMUNITY. The latest production OF the
porosraphic order is an engraving of a
naked priest with a rope around his
neck. The letter-press accompanying
the picture is disgustingly naturalistic,
and has reference to the recent scandal
OF the Able Roussel and the girl Har.
choux.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

Persons who are familiar with the re-
gions up in the SieTras where the snow
banks are lying say that the second
growth Of pines and other evergreens is
now sufficiently large to afford much pro-
lection to the deposits Of snow BY their
shade. Millmen think there will be a
fair stage Of water in the Carson river
I'll late in the Fall. The drifts Of snow
up in the mountains are said to be
almost as solid as ice.-yirginia En.
terprise.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

The shortest courtship and quickest
marriage on record has just taken place
at Green River City. Wednesday even.
ing Frank Tracey went into the U. P.
Restaurant for supper, whore he was
taunted by one Of the mattresses with be.
ing a bachelor. He at once proposed,
and within thirty minutes Miss Hannah
Wilson and Frank Tracey were man and
wife. This occurred on the bridegroom's
birthday.
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CONCENTRATES.

| General Brailmont, aide.de-eamp Q
the King OF Belgium, thinks that Their
must be war. but that it will not com
meHes while the present Emperor o
Germany lives. The Emperor he says
has religious sentiments which cause hin
to shrink from shedding more blood
This sentiment is certainly creditable t,
the Emperor and quite natural withal
He has superintended considerable blood
letting in his time Probably he ha
never been engaged IN war he did no
think just. bat it is equally certain tina
the other party likewise thought it
cause Just. At ninety king has righ'
to look for little peace. He can D,
longer conduct his armies in person and
he Is thus made to see himself super
seeded. In the council chamber an in.
crease Of years may not bring an increase
OF wisdom. 5. f Call
We have long thought OF California as
a land of gold, but never till now hav,
we thought of it as land Of steel. The
agents of the Navy Department say,
however, that the specimens of the steel
made there for the cruiser Charleston
compare favorably with the best that is
manufactured. Who would have thought
in '49 of steel navy being built within
gunshot OF the Golden Cate.-New York
Herald.
Labor Commissioner Tobin, OF San
Francisco, discovered three intelligent
and comely white girls working in a
Chinese shoe factory. The girls claimed
that they were better treated by their
Chinese employers than they had been
By their prior white employers.
4 miner named Terrence Smith, was
crushed to death on the morning Of the
18th inst, at the Mabel Drift mine,
North Bloomfield, by boulder falling on
him. The deceased was an old resident
and leaves wife and five children.
April 18th, at Madrid, Marshal Bazine
was assaulted and dangerously wounded
by Frenchman who attacked him with
a ponlard. His assailant is believed to be
a Paris newspaper correspondent.
The Philadelphia News says: We
learn with regret Of the narrow escape
from falling building of the editor OF
the Erie Herald.
A band Of armed Apaches are reported
at large near Redington, Arizona. 1t is
believed that they are on a horse steal.
ing raid.
Pete Olsen was arrested at Fort Jones.
Siskiou county, the 18th inst. Tins
time it is Pete without doubt.
Paddy Ryan's little saloon business in
San Francisco recently went to smash.
Charles Kohler, prominent business
man Of San Francisco, is dead.
The Alta California speaks OF all wool
undcrahirts made Of cotton.
Land sells in Kansas City for $1,000
front foot.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

A very deaf Boston man has charm.
ing wife and a cross dog. The other
morning friend met him and said
Good morning, Mr.. Blank. Your
wife made very pleasant call CD us las,
evening" II am very sorry" was the
startling answer Of the deaf citizen. III
see that it doesn't occur again. am
going TO chain her up after this"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

Last Tuesday, A. j. Underhill, for the
Canton Company. had surveyed and laid
ont the new town Of Ely-the prospec-
tive metropolis of White Pine county.
1t will be located at the most eligible
point Of the gate to the beautiful S,eptoe
Valley. where the crystal waters of Muir.
ray Creek come down from the snowy
peaks and meander through the low
lands. Now 10 the time to secure corner
lots. White Pine News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

Recently some samples Of native blue
stone were brought in from a copper
mine near Walker Lake. 1t is said that
there 10 in the mine vein OF cold blne-
stone eleven feet in thickness. II Enter
prise.
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STARE ITEMS.

Residents OF Goleonds, Humboldt
county, are excited over the discovery Of
rich placers by Paul Pinson and Judge
Bonnitield at Gold Run. about 10 miles
in soatheasterly direction from the
railroad settlement. A ditch three miles
long VIII he required to bring the water
H. TWO miles OIL whieh nave already been
Completed. a correspondent Of the
s'iVer STATE says mat nuggets weighing
ron e--'o 20 s''so nave oeeh ionnd by
these gentlemen and there IS quite an
uiaercurreh' OF eAeitemene "ai''ns upon
the result CT their venture
Last Friday evening. while walking up
Pike street, Mrs. c. o. Drury was
knocked down by blow on the forehead
ron sand Dag or cino' IN the bands OF
an uhAho~h man, Inc brute was prob
aniy oehs On roppery' iof ne Fihea Mrs.
Dru'y poeNets ana then departed. The
next gay 'he man was recognized by
MIS- DFnry, Out neiore ne could De ar
ies'eu ne sAippeo OUT iof parts nnkno"n.
nc was ehpi'yeu On hanAaii raneh
io' &c" uAys' oue ne mas NOT peen seen
s'n's ue iei' Town iass oaturday'-Lyon
Oouh'y inies'
'@' "As s''u'A s"ou f-'oo'
nSsi 'neioAee'
"' ieuse Is e'Ai'iiea " D. - man
'AaA Dell anu o'aefs' -Nr- Ola'k claims
e a 'As "As e'Ain on q ue'
wv ~ VIC '''"''on' eai'e recently
Ia, '''e" h'en " "ofA On 'he ieuee'
' n 9DOA 'pp'aieu anu u'ofe .ne nisn
away AZ 'ns pun u a 'iue' Inc oah
qua" sos'AD,es NAe a''es'ea eiafh'-
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~ NV '"e ou'h.''s sections
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ea9Vh '"a' IL IL 30
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o.V 'uOi' iee' IN twenty
co,soI;d,tsa .h.t. ,rh;'
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INHABITANTS OF OTHER
WORLDS.

Tho panrla, s.;snoa Nm. .
a late ;ssn4 an .r,;c,s ha.r,nr :, ~;
snh;ec, in wh;oh = s..,,
wbv sucb boa;e. a. tha n,oon 49,
and satur, co,Ia mot h. ;,h.b;..s ~
beings If the same nbvs;c.l oo,.,;.r.;.
as mankind avon s,nn,.;.a a.. -
conditions oovsrr;,a ;s.. -
sbonld he favorable wb;oh !. -. A..
case The aronnan. !, o,as,;o, d..o.a.
ON the action Of orav;tat;on NJ ~. snrf.oa
Of these several bod;as Tins =, ,ho
moons surface the for.e "a o,,r.o,;o,,
being very much less than al tie e.rtb,,
surface. being constituted lte man
and endowed with The same mr.cnIar
eperev. could lean 70 ..tor;.h;n. ID.
tances-clearipr for erample thr.s
story brick bousa with ,hs sane al.
that be would clear a po.t and raj, fo,.a
on the earth. the eIenban. wo,Ia 49,.
as light footed as the deer. a s.ons thro.,
from the hand Of a tbou,b+Is.s ho, u;,h,
fall in an adjoining county before .ccor,
nl;,b;,. i, .;..: